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Muscle Daddies (2015)

Hard, horny, hairy chest, bearded faces and of course big daddy dicks you could swing from! These muscled mountains of men show themselves sin their full naked glory as they strip bare and stroke their big dicks until they are all pointing north and twitching in anticipation for the cum inducing jerkoff they are about to be subjected to! An all-star international cast from handsome Geoffrey Paine right through to underwater shots from Tom Neris in the Greek outdoors and dark haired Jessy Ares with his gorgeously muscled and hairy body and face. These daddies know what we love and what we want, and are more than happy to oblige us in the thirst for daddy juice!
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Hard, horny, hairy chest, bearded faces and of course big daddy dicks you could swing from! These muscled mountains of men show themselves sin their full naked glory as they strip bare and stroke their big dicks until they are all pointing north and twitching in anticipation for the cum inducing jerkoff they are about to be subjected to! An all-star international cast from handsome Geoffrey Paine right through to underwater shots from Tom Neris in the Greek outdoors and dark haired Jessy Ares with his gorgeously muscled and hairy body and face. These daddies know what we love and what we want, and are more than happy to oblige us in the thirst for daddy juice!

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Directed By:Jack Jones
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In Theaters:10/7/2015
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Alphamale Media, Eurocreme

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